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Derrick Adams / Narcissister $1,000+ Continued $250+ May 14 and 15, 2010 Caroline & Rod Keating Laura Ruth Abel Tonya Bonakdar Gallery Kenneth S THE KITCHEN GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE The Kitchen presents FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FOR THEIR SUPPORT as of 3/6/2010 Derrick Adams / Narcissister $1,000+ continued $250+ May 14 and 15, 2010 Caroline & Rod Keating Laura Ruth Abel Tonya Bonakdar Gallery Kenneth S. Kuchin Curated by Rashida Bumbray Rachel & Jean-Pierre Lehmann Joseph Ehrlich and Katherine Rosman Dorothy Lichtenstein David Fanger & Martin Wechsler Lehmann Maupin Gallery Spencer Finch Patricia Lizarraga Gisela & David Gamper Derrick Adams: Go Stand Next To The Mountain Serena & John Moon David Gordon & Valda Setterfield Barbara & Howard Morse David Herskovitz Eve & Dennis Mykytyn Rene Hofstede Original Music by Philippe Treuille Anne & William Palmer Brian Kish Performers: Derrick Adams, Kenya Robinson, and Philippe Treuille Stacey & Douglas Polley Zsuzsanna Karasz & John Lipsky Dr. Elisa Rush Port Gregory R. Miller Special Appearances by: Nancy & Fred Poses Gifford Miller David Moodey Yancey Richardson "Diva Dutch" by Aisha Cousins Beth Rudin DeWoody Michael Rengers Astrid & Cristian SabellaRosa Andrea Rosen Gallery Jumpers: Aisha Cousins & Kenya Robinson Lexy Schmertz Nusbaum & John Nusbaum Frederieke Sanders Taylor Debra & Dennis Scholl Sikkema Jenkins & Co. Turners: Alicia Dellimore & Alisun Dellimore Ryan Trecartin Jonathan Schorr Suzanne Vielmetter Lea Simonds Amanda Weil "Do You Wanna Go" Written & Performed by Art For Money recording artists: Lisa Singer Moran & Charles Moran Gail & Biddle Worthington Momar Clemons Omar Davis Ramon Silva Annaliese Soros , & Andrea Soros and Eric Colombel Hilary & Robert Steinman Video appearances: Derrick Adams, Collette Blanchard, Michael Chuapoco, Kenya Amanda McGowen and Larry Vitale Robinson, Philippe Treuille Sofia & James von Moltke $100+ Younghee Kim-Wait & Jarett Wait Miguel Abreu Gallery Video Production: Michael Paul Britto, Michael Chuapoco, Jacolby Satterwhite Thea Westreich & Ethan Wagner Edward Albee Christine Zehner Oliver Allen Set Design & Construction: Derrick Adams, Michael Chuapoco, Carlos Sandoval de Leon Lois Bianchi $500+ Eric Bogosian & Jo Bonney Anney Bonney ~INTERMISSION~ Fernanda Arruda Thomas & Kamala Buckner Mei Mei Berssenbrugge & Richard Tuttle Sage & John Cowles Carmine Boccuzzi & Bernard Lumpkin William J. Dacey Marianne Boesky Heimbinder Family Foundation Narcissister: This Masquerade Louise Bourgeois TR Henigson JK Brown & Eric Deifenbach Nicole Fix Kristin & Francis Casale Jason John Co-director: Rob Roth Susan Hancock Shyam Maskai Galerie Lelong Jennifer Lynn Mazza Production manager: Evan Collier Raymond T. & Maryanne Lyons Brian Moon Set design: Evan Collier and Narcissister Jennifer McSweeney Sal Randolf Sara Meltzer Ira Resnick Sister choreography: Vanessa Walters The Mufson Family Foundation Susan Reynolds Narcissister choreography: Wanda Gala, Caroline Copeland, Tamara Curic, Narcissister PaceWildenstein Jane Richards Edwin Schlossberg Peter Snyder Original music: Evan Collier Stephanie Schumann Joan & Lawrence Sorkin Cindy Sherman Paul Young 18th Century Dress: Kaytee O'Brien/ Papuza Couture Stephen Soba Laura Zampa Varinda Missett & Eric Strauss Cake: Sweet Chemistry Oakleigh Thorne Sisters: Leslie Cuyjet, Alexis Convento, Juri Onuki, Mona Afable, Siobhan Burke, Micki Wesson Jennifer Jaffe, Karen Holmes, Katie Cercone, Matthew Chiu, Reginald Hudlin, Meredith Claire, and Lainie Dalby The Kitchen benefits from Materials for the Arts, a program of the Knitter: Sarah Benzaquen Lumpkin NYC Department of Cultural Affairs/NYC Department of Sanitation. Bodybuilder: Roxanne Edwards This program was made possible with the support of the Jerome Foundation and with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York State Council The Kitchen's continued vitality depends on the generosity of its contributors, whose donations are 100% tax- on the Arts, a state agency. deductible. Please call Jess Dang at 212-255-5793 x 10 to discuss the benefits of becoming a donor or to establish a corporate match for your contribution. All checks can be sent to Attn: Kitchen Contributions, 512 West 19th Street, NYC 10011 SPECIAL THANKS THE KITCHEN GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE Derrick Adams would like to thank the artists and performers for their generous time FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND and creativity; thank you to Rashida Bumbray and The Kitchen for this great opportu- GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FOR THEIR SUPPORT as of 3/6/2010 nity; and to my family and friends for their support and love. $40,000+ The Mary Flagler Cary Charitable Trust $5,000+ continued Narcissister would like to thank her entire cast and crew for offering their time, en- Charlotte & Bill Ford The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs The National Endowment for the Arts through the Office of Council Speaker thusiasm and talent; her interns: Ariel Brickman, Laura Clark, Laura McMillian, Karen Sukey Cáceres Novogratz & Mike Novogratz Christine Quinn Holmes, Eleanore Hopper, Amanda Isaacs, and Connor Keating; Wanda Gala, Nirah The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Joelle & Jonathan Resnick The New York City Council Jennifer & Jonathan Allan Soros Jonhson, and Simon Hammerstein/The Box NYC, for their invaluable support of the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Narcissister project; Rashida Bumbray for making this tremendous milestone possible; Melissa Schiff Soros & Robert Soros Mila & Thomas Tuttle The Starry Night Fund of the Tides Foundation Anna Verdi & John MacIntosh and her family: Mom, Bernard, Carmine, and in spirit, Dad. Extra special thanks to Evan Illya Szilak & Chris Vroom Hesu Coue-Wilson & Edward Wilson for his crucial input and support in immeasurable ways. $20,000+ Chris Ahearn & Marla Mayer $2,500+ BIOS: Go Stand Next To The Mountain Carnegie Corporation of New York Alexandra Ackerman The Greenwall Foundation Alvarez & Marsal Holdings, LLC Derrick Adams is a multidisciplinary New York-based artist currently represented by IAC/InterActiveCorp The Amphion Foundation The GRAMMY Foundation ® Axe-Houghton Foundation Collette Blanchard Gallery. He is an alumni of The Skowhegan School of Painting & The Mertz Gilmore Foundation Liz and Matthew Baird Jacqueline Reses & Matt Apfel Sculpture, The Marie Walsh Sharpe Space Program and received his MFA from Columbia The Aaron Copland Fund for Music The James E. Robison Foundation The Cowles Charitable Trust University and BFA from Pratt Institute. In addition to making art, Adams is the former Melanie Shorin & Greg S. Feldman Katie Cusack The Danielson Foundation Curatorial Director of Rush Arts Gallery in New York. In 2009, Adams launched the Alison and David Cody creative online destination, Bingeonline.com, and is a recent recipient of the 2009 Louis $10,000+ Elizabeth Dee Gallery The Mary Duke Biddle Foundation Comfort Tiffany Award. Kyra Tirana Barry & David Barry Bloomberg Susan & Arthur Fleischer, Jr. Joan and Joseph Cullman Family Foundation Andrea & Marc Glimcher Kenya (Robinson) is a self-taught artist from Gainesville, Florida. Inspired by a rich social The Dedalus Foundation, Inc. The Harkness Foundation for Dance community, her work is influenced by the use of mass consumer items as art material. Cristina Enriquez-Bocobo Douglas Hand & Katie Zorn Hand The Fan Fox & Leslie R. Samuels Foundation The Jerome Robbins Foundation A resident of Brooklyn, NY she is expanding her studio practice to include site-specific The Jerome Foundation The NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation through the offics of installation, printmaking, and sound-performance art. Her debut exhibition, HAIR- Stefan Kaluzny Donald Mullen Assembly Member Richard N. Gottfried and POLITIC: The Pursuit of Nappiness, was featured at the Museum of Contemporary African The Orentreich Family Foundation State Senator Thomas K. Duane The Overbrook Foundation Nicolas & Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn Diasporan Arts in 2008. A current resident of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Brenda & John G. Roche Kim & David Schrader WorkSpace residency, recipient of a Brooklyn Arts Council Re-Grant, and funded by the Fiona & Eric Rudin Eugene Singer Virginia & Willard B. Taylor Randy Slifka Hudson Country Office of Art and Culture (for her curatorial work: AfricanAmericana), she Thomson Reuters Swarovski Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund continues to explore various modes of creativity. Franny Heller Zorn & Richard Zorn Philippe Treuille grew up in New York City, developing an interest in the arts early on in life. $5,000+ $1,000+ Taking a turn into classical music from the stylistic garden of punk rock at age fourteen, Jody & John Arnhold Balenciaga Elsie & Bernard Aidinoff Philippe carved out the beginnings of a future as a composer. After studying composition, Eileen & Michael Cohen Dierdre Barry privately, with Sergio Reyes and Kendall Briggs, Philippe attended the Juilliard Pre-Col- Paula Cooper Gallery Barbara Brooks-Baxter & James N. Baxter Paige Daly & Stephen DeBlasi Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo lege as a composer, studying with Andrew Thomas. After a year there, he enrolled in the Molly Davies Judith L. Church James Cohan Juilliard School as a full-time composition freshman, studying with Chris Rouse. After one Suzanne & Douglas Durst Rebecca & Marty Eisenberg Marri Davis & David Moffly year though, Philippe left Juilliard and moved to Chicago to attend Northwestern Univer- Evercore Partners Jeffrey Deitch Zach Feuer Melissa Feldman sity, where he remained
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